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The official historian had a special duty — to document earthquake as a particular disastrous abnormality into the official history and Wuxingzhi.

If only, say coppers, recalling a disastrous anti-capitalist jamboree in London ten years ago in which 50 people were hospitalised.

And because Hamas's attacks on towns in southern Israel is destroying a two-state solution, even more than Israel's disastrous and reckless West Bank settlements.

As the climate gets more poisonous and elections approach in France, Germany and Greece itself, the risk of a disastrous accident-anything from a disorderly default to a currency break-up-is growing.

This may be a useful strategy when dealing with short-lived, intense physical pain, but it is potentially disastrous as a response to the prolonged and cumulative torment of CIDT.

That what had seemed a brave decision could turn out to be disastrous and that it might even send her life tumbling back into a place so awful it was too terrifying to contemplate.

Relying on subjective feedback to make these design decisions can be disastrous and will result in a design that may be acceptable to your team but has no appeal to users.

This should mean that there is no immediate repeat of the leveraged buy-out hostile bids of the 1980s, many of which were disastrous and gave the whole business of takeovers and mergers a bad name.

The pursuit began with the cruisers, which led to the first disastrous action.

The disastrous abolition of the educational maintenance allowance will make many wrongly opt out altogether.

The locking and speed restriction of truck crane are two important security indicators. To ensure safety in operation and prevent disastrous accidents, they are of vital importance.

Dust from the Gobi and Taklimakan deserts is often present over the western United States in the spring and can lead to disastrous air quality in Korean, Japanese and Russian cities.